Car Speakerphone B-PRO 2 Hands-Free kit, 6W Hi-Fi Speakers, with Bluetooth Automatic multipoint Cellphone Connection

Excellent sound and it's easy to use while driving. I can flip it off/ on easily to use other bluetooth things. The clarity is good for both ways. I can pay music from bluetooth but not as good as a car speaker. It turns off when you get out and turns on getting in the car.

Easy Bluetooth interface. Use your phone’s menu along with the device volume buttons to achieve best results. Calls are clear and plenty loud enough. Speakers are great.I leave mine hooked up to my trucks power source, I love how it turns off itself on and off in accordance with exiting or interning my truck. It also gives a Seri type voice to let me know exactly what’s happening. On, off, connected. That’s a nice touch!For those who are on the fence, don’t be with this device. I use mine in my company truck. Works great.

I really love it. It is extremely easy to use -- you basically plug it in and go, but once it's charged up, it has an extremely long battery life. What I like most is that it automatically connects when I get into my car. Another great feature is that it works with my cell phone's GPS, so I get to hear the directions at a much higher volume, if needed. Also, iphone users are able to use it to give Siri commands while driving. I'm not sure, but for Android users, it may work with Google Assistant as well.

I have purchased several bluetooth speakers. This is the first one that the sound is loud enough to hear in the pickup. Itt is also easy to setup and navigate.

I don't get a lot of calls while I'm driving, so the one call I've used this for was a test call that I made. I have to unlock my phone by drawing a pattern, so I can't use voice commands to call out on the bluetooth speaker. That's fine. The sound appears to be good on both ends. I can't say anything about the battery life because I haven't had it but 3 days. When I first got it, I tried to charge it by plugging it into a USB port -- not my computer or using the car charger. It fit, so I thought it would charge. The red light never went off, and it was plugged up for 4 hours. Then I plugged it into the USB on the laptop and the red light went off, so I guess it was charged after all. I don't know. Maybe it came charged. I don't know why it won't charge or light properly if I plug it into a USB port that isn't in my laptop. Pairing was easy. Today, I left my phone charging on the kitchen counter and drove off in my car. Even though I did NOT have my phone with me, when I got in my car the bluetooth said "Power on. Connected." Connected to what? Then the lights started flashing red/blue very fast. There is nothing in the manual that explains what the lights mean. As I was running my errand, the bluetooth kept saying "Power off" and "Power on" intermittently. I finally turned the unit off. Then I turned it on. After a couple of minutes, the power off/power on happened again. It kept turning itself off and on until I got home. I wonder if it's doing this whenever someone is sending me a text, but since I didn't have my phone with me anyway, it should not have been doing anything because it shouldn't be connected unless I have my phone nearby, right? If it's staying connected even when my phone is inside the house, how long will the battery last? I'm happy that the call quality is good, but I'm not sure the quality overall is something I'm happy with. I think I'm going to have to send it back. If it's acting like this 3 days out of the box, what's it going to do a month or 2 from now?

This is my second veopulse, I broke the charging port on the first one after years of use, it would still be working if I could charge it. The unit is very reliable good volume, I use it in a semi truck, no issues. I tried another brand and sent it back do to sound quality and connection issue. No complaints would buy a third time if need be.

I first purchased a 29$ model just to test out whether I liked the system or not. The cheaper model worked pretty well but I had a hard time hearing from the less than powerful speaker. I thought buying a more expensive model would solve the problem and boy was I wrong.So, heres what happened with the VeoPulse:-set up was easy-worked well with Siri-calls were easy but I had a difficult time hearing what the other end was saying--it was not crystal clear--more muffled and I got a lot of "I can't hear you's" from the other end.-with the volume turned all the way up, it was great hearing as the speaker is pretty powerful. Unfortunately, the lack of clarity made it difficult anyway.-device connects randomly and the alert noise it makes is extremely jarring.Ultimately, I ended up calling my answering machine and leaving messages at home that I could then hear. One call with the cheap unit, the other with this one. I called doing 40mph and then got on the highway doing about 60. Both units sounded about the same at 40mph but at 60, there was a marked difference. The VeoPulse was so muffled I had a hard time understanding my own message. The cheap unit was actually way better. I just wish the volume on the speaker would go a little higher. If this unit and the cheap unit could have a baby, it would be perfect. Sigh. The search continues.